Sentence examples for condemned more from inspiring English sources

Though only a tiny minority are jihadist sympathisers, Britain's 2.8m Muslims are less temperate than they like to be considered.In mosques in Birmingham, London, Derby and elsewhere, Charlie Hebdo's cartoons were condemned more fiercely than the massacre of its staff.

Condemned more than once, Marsilius had little immediate effect or influence, but during the Great Schism (1378 1417) and later, in the 16th century, he and Ockham had their turn.

The Texan GOP's national ascendancy has thankfully condemned more xenophobic Republican traditions to the wilderness, not least the isolationist tradition that flourished in the mid-west.The other admirable feature of Texas is its incredible creativity its ability to make something out of nothing, and to reinvent itself when times get tough.

Among the crimes attributed to him – for which he was to be condemned more than half a century later – he shot dead a prisoner accused of having stolen a corn on the cob and killed in a similar way two Jewish internees after another inmate had escaped from the camp.

Meursault's first-person narrative in The Outsider is justly famous for its tragic tension between a man judged inhuman by society - he murders an Arab in momentary confusion, but is condemned more for failing to show grief at his mother's funeral - and one who, in his actions and utterances, is consistently honest.

It's in Scotland, where nudity is condemned more harshly, that Stephen's rambles have caused him most pain.

The alternative, as Mr Clarke pointed out, is simply condemning more people to "overcrowded slums".

Alabama, which has since switched to lethal injection, condemns more people to death, per capita, than any other state.

Erdoğan notably failed to condemn more than 70 reported violent attacks on the HDP's candidates, rallies and offices.

Without that, we will condemn more generations to leave school unable to read to the end of a sentence.

Anything else and we condemn more people to unnecessary deaths, and our economy to a steadily increasing financial burden.